Ch 13 · Lesson 15

Directions and where I live

Finding the station, describing your house, and not dropping litter.

Why these go together

Ask for and give directions, say what your area has, and use the everyday phrases for looking after your town.

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    To get to the station, you have to cross the bridge.

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    Excuse me, where is the park, please?

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    It's on the left, near the square.

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    Carry straight on, then the bank is on the right.

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    Is there a library in your area?

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    I live in a flat near the centre.

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    My bedroom is small, but we have a big garden.

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    At home, we put the plastic in the bin.

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    You have to put rubbish in the bin.

Matching

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Match each phrase to what it means.

Fill in the blank

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Put the missing word back.

  1. Pour aller à la gare, il faut le pont. (To get to the station, you have to cross the bridge.)

  2. Excusez-moi, où est le , s'il vous plaît ? (Excuse me, where is the park, please?)

  3. C'est à gauche, près de la . (It's on the left, near the square.)

  4. Continuez tout droit, puis la est à droite. (Carry straight on, then the bank is on the right.)

  5. Est-ce qu'il y a une dans ton quartier ? (Is there a library in your area?)

  6. J'habite dans un près du centre. (I live in a flat near the centre.)

  7. Ma chambre est petite, mais nous avons un grand . (My bedroom is small, but we have a big garden.)

  8. Chez moi, nous mettons le à la poubelle. (At home, we put the plastic in the bin.)

  9. Il faut les déchets à la poubelle. (You have to put rubbish in the bin.)

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